How do you say "A bird builds with another's feathers" in isiXhosa?

In isiXhosa, "A bird builds with another's feathers" is "Intaka yakha ngoboya benye", pronounced een-TAH-kah YAH-khah ngoh-BOH-yah BEH-nyeh. a bird builds with another's feathers (we depend on one another).

How to say "A bird builds with another's feathers" in isiXhosa

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A bird builds with another's feathers

Intaka yakha ngoboya benye

Say it: een-TAH-kah YAH-khah ngoh-BOH-yah BEH-nyeh

Meaning: a bird builds with another's feathers (we depend on one another)

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